10 Things to do in Argentina

4. Visit Iguazú Falls

Countless chains of not just a few but hundreds of cascading waterfalls, the Iguazú Falls flows through Brazil but most of its waterfalls are on the Argentine side. As legends have it, a deity wished to marry a beautiful woman named Naipí, who was in love with a mere mortal named Tarobá and eloped with him in a canoe. In a fit of rage, the lovelorn deity sliced the river into pieces, creating the waterfalls and hence punishing the lovers with an eternal fall. Almost surreal to watch the thundering waterfalls of such magnitude, a trip to Argentina is incomplete without a visit to the breath-taking Iguazú Falls.